The Israel-Hamas War: Corporate America's Response and Diversity Hurdles

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The fallout from the Israel-Hamas war has spilled into workplaces, with employees and executives facing backlash for their views on the conflict. Companies like Starbucks, J.P. Morgan Chase, and Google have been criticized for their responses, with some accused of minimizing the suffering in Gaza or not condemning the Hamas attacks strongly enough. Boycotts and lawsuits have emerged as a result, creating an atmosphere of fear for workers who want to express support for Palestinians or Israelis. The conflict has also highlighted divisions within companies and led to calls for acknowledgment of different perspectives.
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